The transfer of a people’s savings plan from one management body to another does not constitute a withdrawal if the holder gives the body managing the people’s savings plan an identification certificate for the people’s savings plan to which the transfer is to be made; this certificate is issued by the body to which the people’s savings plan is transferred.
In this case, the body managing the plan is required to inform the new manager of the date the plan was opened and the amount of annual payments, and the sums held in a deposit account with the first body are transferred by transfer to the account opened for this purpose with the new body. The capital acquired under an insurance contract is transferred up to the amount of the mathematical reserve built up using the premiums paid under the people’s savings plan.